Sentence examples for obstacles to changes from inspiring English sources

He Yafu, an independent demographer who has studied family-planning regulations for two decades, said one of the biggest obstacles to changes in the policy are county and township governments.

Webinars offered opportunities for question and answer sessions around how obstacles to changes in care delivery had been overcome.

"He was intolerant of obstacles to change.

But political obstacles to change in Europe are considerable.

With each blue light service responsible to a different ministry, there are obstacles to change.

There are always obstacles to change – especially when power is being given away.

But his experience showed the obstacles to change, even when an idea's worth can be demonstrated.

While most futurists fail to account for social and political obstacles to change, their detractors tend to ignore the lessons of history.

Some priests say that one of the greatest obstacles to change are the parishioners themselves, who must learn to expect less from an overstretched priesthood.

Limited IT and financial resources, lack of effective security strategies and, quite often, inefficient IT security management are some of the key obstacles to change.

The teachers' unions have long been a bete noire of many Republican politicians, who say the unions are obstacles to change.